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Offer available seats: getting started as a pilot on Aviatefinder

Already planning to fly and want to make good use of available seats? Aviatefinder connects you with people who are looking for exactly that kind of experience, while keeping the exchange personal.

5 min read
Aviatefinder editorial team
Pilot holding a camera beside a Cessna at an airfield

1. Download the app and create a pilot account

Your journey starts in the Aviatefinder app. After registering, complete your profile with your name and the information required for your role as a pilot.

A strong profile builds trust from the first contact. A current photo and clear information help travellers understand who they will be flying with.

2. Add your licence and medical

For verification, upload the required evidence to your account. This includes your valid pilot licence and medical certificate. The app guides you through the required information.

Make sure documents are legible and current. This helps avoid follow-up questions and lets you start offering flights once the checks are complete.

3. Add your aircraft and flight details

Next, enter the aircraft information. Clear details about seats, luggage and the character of the aircraft are particularly helpful for potential passengers.

For each offer, describe the departure, destination or route, time frame, available seats and the main conditions. The clearer the offer, the better future enquiries are likely to fit.

4. Publish and coordinate personally

Once published, interested travellers can discover your offer. Questions and details can be discussed personally so expectations, luggage and the meeting point are clear before the flight.

You retain responsibility for your planning and every operational decision. Aviatefinder supports the connection and organisation around the available seat.

Ready for the real perspective?

Would you like to offer available seats?

Create your profile, add your licence, medical and aircraft – and become part of the Aviatefinder community.

Get started as a pilot
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